Please help finding MEC product (9000 12 gauge reloader)
- Thread starter Steyn
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fingers284
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- Alberta Cowboy Ranges
Go for the H model...just push the pedal and "ca-thunk", it makes a perfect round.
Just one warning when setting up a new shotshell reloader, especially if your very new to the game...set the thing up in an old bathtub to contain the inevitable shot spills...there will be shot spills guaranteed and that sh!t will roll everywhere when it happens.
Actually, and realistically speaking, unless you are looking to load a specific cartridge formula that you cant buy readily, loading shotshells isn't much of an economical gain -if any.
Just one warning when setting up a new shotshell reloader, especially if your very new to the game...set the thing up in an old bathtub to contain the inevitable shot spills...there will be shot spills guaranteed and that sh!t will roll everywhere when it happens.
Actually, and realistically speaking, unless you are looking to load a specific cartridge formula that you cant buy readily, loading shotshells isn't much of an economical gain -if any.
So how expensive are primers, wads, powder and shot there?
Don't have exact numbers, but last time I visited the country I saw that ammo was around 10x what it costs in Canada. I am going to safely assume that primers, powder, shot etc is as expensive as the fully-assembled ammo.
BTW, a Glock .380 (9mm is prohibited there) was the equivalent of CAD $3500.
BTW, a Glock .380 (9mm is prohibited there) was the equivalent of CAD $3500.
If the cost is the same, why load?
